Everything in OpenClaw's terminal, you can now do visually
Rectify gives teams and agencies a visual command center for their OpenClaw agents, plus a full SaaS operations stack. Monitor agents in a 3D office, manage tasks with Kanban boards, control access with RBAC, and handle multiple clients from one place. Rectify also includes session replay, uptime monitoring, status pages, a support inbox with AI, code scanning, analytics, roadmap, changelog, workflow automation, and Quanta your AI ops agent that executes tasks through natural language.
AgentPulse provides AI-powered session replay (Quanta) that automatically surfaces rage clicks, errors, and drop-off patterns. Users ask questions in plain English instead of configuring filters, and Quanta analyzes sessions to explain what happened and why, transforming vague bug reports into actionable insights with full context including console logs, network requests, and browser details.
AgentPulse automates changelog generation by transforming commits into polished release notes via Quanta. Roadmap feature lets teams encourage user voting to shape priorities, and visual feedback via Loom recordings and annotated screenshots provides clarity to customers on feature progress and bug fixes.
AgentPulse offers uptime monitoring across HTTP/HTTPS, TCP, DNS, and ICMP protocols with instant alerts via Slack, Discord, email, or webhooks. Includes SSL certificate monitoring, automatic MTTR calculations, and branded status pages to keep customers informed during incidents.
AgentPulse includes an AI-first support inbox where Quanta drafts replies with full conversation context, pulls relevant feedback, and knows when to escalate to humans. Three operational modes (AI-first, AI-only, human-only) let teams control the balance, enabling faster response times and reducing manual support workload.
AgentPulse includes code scanning with enterprise-grade static analysis that flags bugs, security vulnerabilities, and code smells with A-E ratings. Developers get exact file paths, line numbers, and fix recommendations. MCP Server integration allows Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible IDE to access real-time code scan results for contextual AI-assisted debugging.